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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-15
caught IN THE COURTS.
CALENDAR OF CASES FOR HEARING
IN THREE OF THE TRIBUNALS.
]. W. Knott Acquitted Of the Charge OF
Murder for Killing w. S. Jackson
Appointments in Probate Daughter
Against Father.

The following jury calendar viii be
called for trial in the federal court this
morning. Attorneys are expected 10 be
present, for the cases will be continued il
not tried:
300 Martin.Kecly vs.. Kansas City,
Springfield q Memphis Railroad compan,;
2,0l2, Gumpf & Co. vs.. Froelick q CO.;
p,0l5, Emma {. Pringle VS.. Louisville,
New Orleans & Texas Railroad company;
2,495, II. IL. Scale VS.. Toof, McGowen
A. IN
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can be- reached by nn external medical ap.
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Tiny cents per bottl, iUr sale by H,istcr,
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TnE phonogpph exhibition which vas
10 have been held next Friday evening 1t
the Y. VI. q. A. room.. for the benefit Of
The Ladies AuNilinu, has been postponed
TO January -, 1855. 10 which timo tho
most complete instrument oi It's kind ever
seen IN the south, with an entirely new
aud original program. will bc placed on
exhibition aud put In practical operation
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licensed 60 Wed.

Isaac Matthews and Emma Hughes
(colorcd), sam Jones and Fmnccs Palmer
leolored), j. N. Clore and Ms. Belle liar.
ris, joe T. Eppepon and Lutte stephen.
son, Frank Rice and Jennie Glover (col.
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(colored), Sip Palmer and Melissa Shaw
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A Victim OF Rnpc DIe..

CrSrG,uA, ILL.,, Dec. lI.-MH. Ethel
the white woman assaulted
near 81. Johns, H.. by q ncro named
Anthony Holly last Friday, died last night
The excitement Vt Du Quoin, where the
lady resided, has been 10 intense that the
negro has been taken 90 Bcllcyillc, the
sheriff fearing that he would he lynchcd.
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nTnAyrn has silk umbrellas gold Lcads.

y. G. KnsAY, the natural doctor, and
vile returned 90 their home IN Nashville
on the 10 O'Clock train Yesterday evening.
The doctor wishes 10 inform all he will re-
tuni, according 10 promise, on January ],
1855, and remain until the 10th. lie will
stop nt Duily's hotel, rooms Nos. s and 4,
first noor Remember from Isl TO 10Th Of
each month.
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Chaneery Court.

5,527, League vs.. Pryor; 1886, Ragland
VS., Gowling; 5,624, Clay vs.. Clay; 5,6SG,
Willett W.. Mayeyeny; 1857 Black VS.. APP
person; 5,6SS, Schurer W.. Schryer; 5,7lI
Black w. Yates; 5,TlS, Lamb vs. Kennedy;
5,1l9 Abdell vs. Abdell; 5,720, Tinker W,
O'Donnell,
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Probate Court.

Patrick Twohig has been appointed al.
ministrator OF Bridget Twohig, deceased.
A warrant charging bastardy was sworn
out by Mamie l.. Dillon against James 4.
Anderson, and that he has failed TO care
for and support said child, little girl, aged
about five months. The defendant was ar
rested and placed under bond TO appear at
the next term Of the probate court and
answer the charge. The parties reside
near Lucy, Shelby county.
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ham yesterday, stating that he would be
on hand as a witness whenever wanted.
He has already been badly wanted. and on
account of his absence McNickers was dis
rhnr,,nn
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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-05-11
IMPORTANT DECISION.
The New York Stock Exchange Must Gise
the Public Its Quotations.

The New York Stock Exchange Must Give
the Public Its Quotations.
NEW YORK, May 10.-The decision of
Judge Dykman in the suit of the Consoli-
dation Exchange to compel the CONNER
cial Telegraph Company to furnish it with
the operations of the Stock Exchange and
to compel the Stock Exchange to furnish
it's quotations to the Commercial Com
pany, according to agreement between
them, Is an important one in all its bear
ing, not only to the parties interested but
to the entire public. The Stock Exchange
has always claimed to be private insti-
tuition. It has no public charter. 1t is
formed like q club, and its members are
bound only by the laws they have made
themselves. The exchange is governed
by committee, to which is delegated alb
solute power and which meet in secret.
It legislates on matters affect
ing the financial world, but
the public, it is held, is not entitled to
any information about the meetings. The
Exchange holds that the quotations made
within It's doors are its own absolutely.
Judge Dykman's decision just reverses
this theory of the Stock Exchange. In
stead of being private institution, he
declares it to be a public institution.
Speaking of the Stock Exchange, he says
the quotations from the Stock Exchange
furnish a standard of value for the guild
ance and control of trust companies and
savings institutions, for trustees and exc
cutors and for private investors. The
great paramount importance, therefore,
of such sales seem to stamp them with
public interest and bring them under the
general power and dominion exercised by
the Legislature and courts over all
public empIoyments. Such was the
doctrine enunciated in the Chicago ware
house cases, and such is the underlying
principle of all modern legislation both
Federal and state, for the regulation of
trade and commerce, whether in the
hands of public bodies or private persons.
If the New York Stock Exchange was a
Joint stock association conducted as 1t is
now the right of interference by the
courts or the Legislature for its regula-
| ton would be unquestionable, but the
same power may be exercised for the reg
ulation and conduct of private citizens in
the transaction of their business or use
of their property whenever its exercise
becomes necessary for the wei
fare of the public. The character
of the business transacted at the Stock
Exchange concerns the public interest, il
| is Of great concern to the public and SO
| becomes invested with and seems to be
within the constitutional authority of the
| courts of equity. In the silence OF legis-
lative enactment to compel and enforce
publicity of quotations it is in subordina
tion to the interests of the public.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-05-11
FORT WORTH. TEAAs. WEDNESDAY, MAY H. 1857.

have declined it, and shall go to Canada
just as simple traveller on peaceful
Grand"
Mr.. O'Brien emphatically denies that
Parnell is sick CT suffering from cancer
and says the great Irish leader was never
better in his life. He further says the CO.
ercion bill will pass, but it will react or
it's promoters and will certainly be re-
pealed when it's obnoxious provisions be-
come better Known by its enforcement.
Speaking of the Parnell letter, of which
so much has been said and written, Mr..
O'Brien asserted that it was forgery,
and very clumsy one at that. Hewould
not say that Pigott was the forger,
but he spoke of him as q renegade and
said if he did not write the letter, he was
fully capable of Just such thing.
! O'Brien says if he gets back from Canada
Safely, of which ne has no doubt. ne will
spend a week speaking in New York,
J Philadelphia and Boston.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-05-11
The FayOriteS.

LOUISVILLE, KY, May l0.-Tne spring
meeting of the Louisville Jockey club
begins here tomorrow at Churchill
Downs, and the prospects of ! fine meet
ing and excellent sport are very prom
ising. The track is slow to-day, but will
be in fine condition tomorrow, as the
weather promises to be bright and pleas
ant. There will be nine starters in the
event Of the day in the Kentucky Derby
Banburg is big favorite, as the
pooling shows, but the race seems
very open and no one is sure OF
winning. Jim Gore has many sturdy
friends who think he will come first in
spite of the fact that his legs are daily
kept N a steaming tub Of water. Penden-
mis- walked u mile and a half to-day in 2 :4C
with Murphy. The tip is out on him. Ed
Corrigan says his Clarion will get there
having gone the Derby distance in 2:38
Banyan has strong southern backing
on account of his recent per
Torrance, but he is hardly gooC
enough for the distance. Jacobin, Mont
rose and others have their hackers also,
and betters are clipped" to death or
dead-sure winners by knowing ones. The
majority of turfmen say it will be Ban
burg, with Jacobin or Clarion or jim
Gore or Pendennis, second.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-05-11
ErAnCa.
INJECTING FRANCE .

LONDON, May 1O.-A dispatch to the
Times from Paris says the Leispsic Su-
preme court has prepared an Indictment
covering 500 pages against persons ar
rested for connection with the case IN
which the French Commissary Schnaebel
was implicated and the trial OF which will
begin a fortnight hence. The indictment
covers all the evidences indetail collected
several months past regarding the bar
rack elections, NJ. Derauldes trip, M.
Schnaebel and his emissaries, the pa
triotic Iesgue and its newspapers and
letters, and in short, says the cOrrespon-
dent, it is an indictment against France
as much as against the prisoners.
THE MOBILIZATION BILL.
PARIS, May 10.-President GTeYy has
authorized the Introduction of General
Boulanger's mobilization Dill in the
Chamber of Deputies.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-05-11
Congo.
THE STANLEY EXPEDITION.

LONDON, Nav 1O.-Advices from Banza
Munka, Congo, dated March %, say Henry
NJ. Stanley with his expedition for the
relief OF Emiu Bey has arrived there. All
members of the party ere well. Stanley
has decided to take the route by way of
Stanley Falls for ENNIS camp. At
WadeIei he restored the authority of the
international association. At Stanley
Falls he installed Tippoo lib, and after
ward assembled the Maoura, which is now
known to be navigable for great part of
the way. The progress of the enterprise
causes a sensation among the natives.
Many men from Bana and Bono are
flocking to join the expedition, news
having spread Of the return OF the
''White Prophet" who will restore order
among the people.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-05-11
Pooling and Entries.

LOUISVILLE, KY, May 1O.-Following
is the pooling and entries in the Kentucky
derby Tomorrow: One and one-half
miles, Banburg, lis pounds, $4,000;
Breylock's Pendennis, 118 pounds, $4,000;
Murphy's Clarion, 118 pounds, $40; Ar
nold's Montrose, 118 pounds, 800;
Wither's Jacobin, 118 pounds, $3.50;
Lewis Banyan, lis pounds, $3.50; God
frey's Pateen, lis pounds, 1858; Jones'
St. Valentine, LIS pounds, 500; Sheri-
dams Jim Gore, ll8 pounds, $3.50. Total,
S22,035.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-05-11
Fashionable Wedding,
Special to the Gazette.

OpCCIdI % LLIO O2AOItO'
GALVESTON, Tex, May 1O.-0ne of the
most fashionable weddings that has &C.
Cured in the Island City for year or
two took place at ST. Johns Methodist
Episcopal church at II O'Clock this morn
ing, Mr.. Howard L. Mather being united
in marriage with Miss Kate Briggs, the
youngest daughter of NJ. L. Briggs. Rev.
Mr. Scott tied the nuptial knot in the
presence of large sssemblage of guests.
The groom is the junior member of the
well-known cotton firm of hammers,
Flint & Co.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-05-11
STARTLING RUMOR.
The English Government Said to be-
Preparing Jail Cells for Six Prom
inent Parnelite Members.
President GreYy Sanctions the Bill Of
BOuIanger Providing for MObiI-
izatiOn OF the Army.
The Natives in the Congo Country Look
Upon Henry Stanley as the White
Prophet Come to Restore Order.
England.
ANTI COERCION AND RUMoRs.

a
LONDON, May 1O.-The Congregation
alists ministers of London have adopted
resolutions protesting against the Irish
coercion bill now before Parliament, de-
handing that the Irish people shall be
treated with justice, and urging the gov
ernment to adopt policy of Cancellation
in dealing with the Irish question.
The Pail Mall Gazette publishes ru-
NOR that the government has ordered to
be prepared six frst-class cells in Mill
sank prison for the accommodation OF
Psrnellite members of Parliament whose
arrest they may deem necessary. The re-
port is discredited.
CARNAVON ON TARIFFS,
LONDON, May l0.-Esrl Carnavo5 has
delivered an address before the London
Chamber of Commerce and condemned
the bounty system, but said he thought it
safe to prophesy that within year or two
France, Germany, Italy and America
would increase their tariffs. "Eyen Rus
sia," he said, sis now doing so. The
government sought to resist this sys-
tenn of close commercial union be-
tween ourselves and the colonies, and
it will lead us to act not in 8 spirit Of ag-
erosion, but of legitimate commercial
| defense"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-05-11
Ireland.
GENERAL IRISH NOTES

DUBLIN, May fO.-The Lord Lieutenant
OF Ireland has prohibited the Nationalist
meeting and the counter Orange demon
stration announced to be held al Armagh.
Great excitement prevails at Armagh.
Police are arriving there to reinforce the
local authorities.
Returns of the Irish Land Commission
for January and February show 454 rent
cases adjudged, and the rent officially
fixed TO the amount of E7934 on the hold
ings IN question, having previously been
fixed at Rf057.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-05-11
SPORTING.
Every thing in Readiness for the Great Der
by at Louisville To Day.

Every thing in Readiness for the Great Der
by at Louisville To-Day.
LOUISVILLE, KY, May 10.-In 1875,
twelve years ago, the Kentucky Derby for
three-year-old colts and FLIES, distance
one and one-half miles, was inaugursted.
A success from the first it has yearly
grown in prominence and popularity until
now il is by odds the most priced of
western turf events, and it is doubtful if
the east can point with such pride to q
single racing feature. Tomorrow the
great event will take place, and Louisville
and Kentucky to-day have discussed but
little else. A race has never been more
open toIspeculation. Each candidate has a
full quota of admirers, though Jim Gore
and Banburg are the best thought OF.
Lucky Baldwin arrived direct from
California last night. Interrogated rel
alive to his Derby candidates, Pendennis
and Goliah, Mr.. Baldwin stated that be-
fore the string left California Pendennis
was to his mind the fairer of the two
aud in the trial mile and half demon
strated his superiority, andhe said thai
as he had not seen the trainer, Mr.. Nc
| Clellan, he could not assert whether both
| horses would start Wednesday. He hat
great doubts as to either of his horses
ability to beat Banburg, whom he thinks
greatly improved animal over his two
year form.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-05-11
Base Ball.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, May 1O.-St. Louis, 3;
Baltimore, 2.
CNcINNATI, OHIO, May 10.-Cincinnati,
u; Nets 8.
LOUISVILLE, KY, May lO.-Louisville,
10; Athletes, 3.
NEW YORK, May 1O.-Washington, s;
New York, 8.
CHICAGO, ILL, May Chicago, Z;
Indianapolis, 8.
DETROIT, MICH, May 10.-Detroit, 6;
PIttsburg, 4.
CLEVELAND, OHIO, May lO.-Cleveland,
8; Brooklyn, Z.
MEMPHIS, TENN, May lO.-Memphis,
G; New Orleans, Z.
Bosr, n, MASS, May 10.-Boston, II;
Philadelphia, 4.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-05-11

A MINISTER RESIGNS.

LISBON, May 1O.-Senor Macedo, Min
lister of Marine, has rendered his resigna-
ton in consequence of q dispute in the
Chamber with q deputy who struck the
minister in the face. The deputy will be
court-martialIed. The Chamber of Depu-
ties adopted vote of confidence in the
government by large majority. The
marine portfolio has been entrusted to
Senior Comes.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-05-11
FORT SMITH,

Gambling Appliances Burned-Ihe Boom
Still On.
Special to the Gazette.
FORT SMITH, ARK, May 10.-Sheriff
Williams of this county raided the gam
bling saloons of Fort Smith this after
noon, Selling all the tables, chips, cards
and other appliances, which he burned in
the street. It is estimated that there was
over $1,000 worth Of property burned
This is the first instance of the kind that
has ever occurred in this city, and it is
generally approved. The boom still con-
tinues.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-05-11
Northwestern Regatta.

GRAND RAPIDS, MICH, May lot has
been decided to hold the regatta of the
Northwestern Rowing Association at
Reeds Lake, July 10.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-05-11
Canada

NOT TO BE MADE A PEER.
OTTOwA, ONT, May l0.-Sir John Me-
Donald denies the report that he is to be
raised to the peerage.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-05-11
Germany.

NOT TO GO TO GAsTEIN.
BERLIN, May 10.-Emperor Williams
physicians have advised him not to go to
Gastein this year.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-05-11
Bah at GreenvilIe.

Special to the Gazette.
G EENvILLE, TEX, May 10.-A match
game of base ball between the school
boys nine and the railroad nine resulted
in the school boys scoring thirty points to
the railroad nine seven.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-05-11
Jefferson Davis VIII Attend.

MERIDIAN, MISS, May 1O.-Jeferso
DAVIS has consented to attend to meeting
of the Mississippi Press Association, t
be held here on the 18th inst.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-05-11
CURING A COUGH.

When you have cough, It is simply natures
warning that some of the, organs OF the system
are not properly perfosztag their work. In
most cases 1t will be founasto. be the liver,
When the live or kidneys Oftsserhaps both fail
to properly perform their excsaSrg functions
it is done in part by the muceA iaembrane.
This sends dischxrgs. of mucoes or*palegm
into the throat, lungaaal bowels constipasten
foilows, and the phfssgb .wbieh should BE-
elected. remains until ID aa<sf6ed, thus pol
soning t1e system. A drEsough is a symptom
of a dfsssdersd liver. A bhysician's statement:
"In the ttsaelfSat. Of !sthg and bronchial dis
eases the itysris oftsn Implicated to such an
extent that's hepsssc remedy becomes neces-
sary in effeeing a edrseof the lungs. In the
treatment oEsuch cases I prescribe Simmons
Liver RsgaIator, prepared by j. 81. Zeilin & Co..
with entire satisfaction. I find that it acts
mildly but efech9ally in regulating the secre-
ttonsef the liYess idneys and bowels"
lazsssEs Il STEPHENSON, NJ. D.,
greensboro, by.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-02
ACClDESrALITIEs.

Burglars now az Pennington, and both
burglars and fOOtpads 1t Detroit.
Star Cutter Compzny's factory at Lowell
blown I'D oy boiler explosion. No one in
Iared.
Isanisr Simoneau, ex Mayor Of East
Ssg nav tnrOwn from buggy aud had part
Of scalp torn loose.
Col Rooert :. III. Of Kslam szoo. ha
ben made assistant TO assistant Attorney
General a. Washing
Tracklsyers train Jumped off Toledo.
Saginaw & MusksgOn Road near Cedar
Springs snd three men we're badly in
jRrsd.
William L. Holiistsr. Battle Greek jewell
sr. has been fsken % Michigan Insane Asy-
lum. lie imsgines he IS worth millions OF
dollars.
GOV Luce wili deliver an address a. the
conferences of the County Agents aud Board
Of Corrections and Charities a. Alma De-
csmosT :.
&. scoit. employs Of Grand Trank. was
doubled np ike jack-knise aud run over by
rapidlv moving nand car near Flint with
0at recsiging very serious injuries.
The State Beard Of Hsaith reports diph-
iberia a. twenty-five piacss. scsries fever at
fifteen places typhoid fever az fourteen
AAaLH-. t-tA AttEAftN, - tt-AH FtAaN'r
Nichsel Eshl. sEed IS. accidsntally
dropped bis shotgun whiie hunting near
Flint and vas very seriously wounded IN
lsff arm and sboalder By is unexpected
dischsrse
S.sphsn Hobiu. brsxemaa 90 the De.
frril. Grand Haven & Giiwa1kse Railroad
fell rom hs train Yesterday morning.
The Nhee.s passed over one ieg. crushing il
50 badly that amUuist.0u was iound nee
ssesrv
Charles s Hampton. Of tie I1dpa'9snt
has purchased the Petosssy D~ut9crss and
viii cansoiii4fs the tv0 Offices. issuing what
he vii call che fadepeistfezsf- Dcsaocrrf about
tne -. Of January aud making Il a rsd-hot
Democratic paper.
p n Smish. the vel known doctor and
druggist Of C0orcrsville. vas arrested on
Monday BY the attorney Tor tae State Board
of Pharmacy f1r keepiaV man in c8arIe Of
his place shst bat nos she required pspcrs.
Re xss insi SO and costs or ten days IN
the County jail. Re paid NJ.
Al Kslloxx. Secretary u tie Stste Fish
Coumissicr. hss reesivsi letter from
Araoid & Surres. o. Hiiis.iala. stating tsst
en- NovsInb bsr - tour wAitensh were tsken
frara \ AXE fn he viclaitv. oue weighed
fonr rs.Inds and tae others thres a7i one
ha,f pounds sach. The lake Contained no
rhifsfsh u1tii niantai cv the commission
- AZ ex9efi nlent some years ago A Ger
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-02
DUsr FROM DETROIT.

sam Jones the rsyiva.lst Is ~~ho0ping it
~ across the riFer.
The LiElt Guard aEs ovsrjoyed because
Cap. Dixon has Withdrawn his resignation
Detroit sc0fehmen celebrated ST. An
dss~s day tns 5oth Uil.mO. with q BIZ
banquet
Prof h A. Apel has been sued for sl0.0 600
damages BY Charles r. Stevens, OF the
AsbAl quarteite saO says the Professor
has tod scand2lous stories ABOUT him.
The attempt on the saFt OF the friends Of
ex- senator Charles VI. Jones 20 remove
him frOm Detroit has not a. get. developed
anything snicn can De eiassed a. tangible
results.
George " Haiford. editor Of the Detroit
1rads .joglf,sil and B'siiau,g kcuiel0 was
isiied al Ar<0n. o.. yesterday on a charge OF
bigamy aad VII be taken % Newcastle, Pa.
Tor uial-
Edward Aldrich. Is year old employe
Of j. W. fsles & Co. eaoiesale paper urm.
Tell down tae elevator shalt. distance of
seventy feet he vas bleeding and in
sensible when picked up, Out may recover.
The Detroit Electric Tower Company. by
ffs attorney. T.. W PendietOn. began Two
suits in the nifed states Circuit Court yes
tsrlaY against the cities OF Ipsilanti and
bay City 70 restrain them from using the
patent BY which electric light towers are
mounted On one Lex.
Regarding the report that portions Of the
ashes OF calcined boees of the hospital sub
lecf incinsrated st the Detroit Cremat0rium
. day or two since hsd been passed around
among the members of Michigan Crema-
ton Association as souvenirs. q director OF
the association said last evening. Nothing
Sf the kind was done. The society mas the
ashes intact and will preserve them in =
glass urn. 20 be kept at the crematorium 10
shOw what the furnace will accomplish"